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... ( perhaps a little ostentatiously ) to prefixing quotations from Horace , Juvenal , Martial , and even more recondite authors , to the successive sections of The Borough . But wherever he found books - especially poetry - he read them and ...
... ( perhaps a little ostentatiously ) to prefixing quotations from Horace , Juvenal , Martial , and even more recondite authors , to the successive sections of The Borough . But wherever he found books - especially poetry - he read them and ...
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... perhaps discouraged him . Some slight amount of practice in his profession fell to his share . An entry in the Minute Book of the Aldeburgh Board of Guardians of September 17 , 1775 , orders ❝ that Mr. George Crabbe , Junr . , shall be ...
... perhaps discouraged him . Some slight amount of practice in his profession fell to his share . An entry in the Minute Book of the Aldeburgh Board of Guardians of September 17 , 1775 , orders ❝ that Mr. George Crabbe , Junr . , shall be ...
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... perhaps have deterred him from facing like calamities . Chatterton had " perished in his pride " nearly ten years before . As Crabbe thus recalled the scene of his own resolve , it may have struck him as a touching coincidence that it ...
... perhaps have deterred him from facing like calamities . Chatterton had " perished in his pride " nearly ten years before . As Crabbe thus recalled the scene of his own resolve , it may have struck him as a touching coincidence that it ...
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... perhaps as the writer meant . It is clear from the letter first printed by Sir Henry Bunbury , that up to the end of June 1781 , Crabbe's future occupation in life was still unfixed , and that he was full of mis- givings as to the means ...
... perhaps as the writer meant . It is clear from the letter first printed by Sir Henry Bunbury , that up to the end of June 1781 , Crabbe's future occupation in life was still unfixed , and that he was full of mis- givings as to the means ...
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... perhaps expect so much . But from the family at Beccles I have every mark of their atten- tion , and every proof of their disinterested regard . They have from time to time supplied me with such sums as they could possibly spare , and ...
... perhaps expect so much . But from the family at Beccles I have every mark of their atten- tion , and every proof of their disinterested regard . They have from time to time supplied me with such sums as they could possibly spare , and ...
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